Isabella Vanderheiden

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###PREVIOUSLY: Eureka City Council Tables Decision on Controversial Ordinance That Would Increase Penalties Against Unhoused Residents###Weeks after the Eureka City Council’s grueling seven-and-a-half-hour discussion over a proposed ordinance to increase penalties for people living in unauthorized homeless encampments, tensions remain high.

1 week ago | lostcoastoutpost.com | Isabella Vanderheiden

Isabella Vanderheiden / @ 7:34 a.m. / Community, Family ###Some kids want to be astronauts when they grow up. Others picture themselves as doctors or lawyers. Jacob Day, on the other hand, has always wanted to own an arcade, and, after more than 20 years of dreaming, his vision is finally becoming a reality.

1 week ago | lostcoastoutpost.com | Isabella Vanderheiden

###After a five-and-a-half-year stay at the Bayshore Mall, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is relocating its Eureka office to its new home at 2500 Sixth Street — the former Redwood Harley-Davidson location at the north end of town, just off Highway 101. According to a flyer posted at the Bayshore Mall office, the DMV will shutter its current location at 5 p.m. on Friday, May 16. The new Eureka location will open at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, June 4.

1 week ago | lostcoastoutpost.com | Isabella Vanderheiden

Isabella Vanderheiden / @ 12:16 p.m. / Agendizer ###PREVIOUSLY:An Environmental Dispute Over Kernen Construction is Tormenting a Glendale Neighborhood and Taking Up a Lot of Government TimeTODAY in SUPES: County Agrees to Pursue Settlement of Kernen Construction’s Permit Issues as Employees Pack the House###The Humboldt County Board of Supervisors is poised to approve new permitting restrictions for Kernen Construction’s controversial rock aggregate processing operation in Glendale.

1 week ago | lostcoastoutpost.com | Isabella Vanderheiden

###PREVIOUSLY: There’s a Ticking Time Bomb in the Heart of Orick, and It’s Not Clear Whether Anybody Can Do Anything About It###Two dozen residents gathered Wednesday at the Orick Community Hall to learn more about the Redwood Creek Estuary Restoration Project, a massive undertaking to reroute the creek and restore critical fish habitat — and, perhaps, provide some measure of enhanced flood protection for the vulnerable town.